Brake Pad installation is easy for Mercedes Benz 1984 to 1996 E-Class W-124 models. Do NOT remove calipers from spindle! I installed cheap semi-metallic pads…
Mercedes W124 Front Brake Pad Replacement
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got the wheels off finally. it was really rusted on there
my car is a 300d just so you know . i forgot to mention that
that is the problem i have is that there is no space to get somerthing in there to pry it off. .it seems like i would need like a pulling tool.ill try to make a vid for you so you have a better look at it
The rear wheels should not have the dust cap so that would be interesting to see. The dust cap should be able to be pried out of hub with large screw driver. Seems that the wheel would not catch on that. Good luck.
also you could be right about it be anittheft
the deco emblem comes off. i was talk bout the metal dust cap after that. i have not done the rear wheels yet. im just doing the fronts first.the dust cap is whats catching the wheel. it spins with the wheel as i spin it. ill try to take pics for you when i get the chance
On this one I removed the wheel bolts and the wheel came off easily. So you are talking about the decorative emblem in the center of the wheel? The dust cap is the metal cover for wheel bearing nut and fits in hub. I Googled but did not find anything on this. I do not fully understand what is catching. This happens on rear wheels too? Sounds like some sort of an anit-theft add on. I am sure any local tire shop could give you an answer. Please post back with fix or info for others.
hey i was wondering if you can help . i cant get the wheels off. the dust cap keeps it from coming off. what is the trick to getting it off. and why is your car different from mine.you dust cap is on. while it seems i have to remove mine to get the wheel off. could i have the wrong dust cap on ?